Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-28
the B. b. meaning Banana Belt. 1t designs
to present operettas, cantatas, dramas and
comedies.

w PAUSOho opo4cVVnSi CduGdttS, UIaulhS dIu
comedies. . ,.
The LaMoure Progress and Chronicle is
running notice of foreclosure sale in
when the mortgage covers eight sections,
| or 5,l2O acres of land.
A factory for the manufacture of pot
teryis being built at Rapid City. The clay
| i'll the soil there has been found we'll
| adapted for such purposes
The balance in the treasury of Grand
Forks county at the beginning Of the year
was $45. .248.2S, against an indebtedness of
$74.S6 OF the year previous.
Robert Talent, of Rapid City, is circu-
latlng, a petition requesting Governor
Church to appoint him one of the railroad
ana warehouse commissioners.
Peter Coleman, all old man living at
Kmball, was put out of saloon last week
While intoxicated and was so badly frozen
that he died within Two days.
Judge Spencer has written that he will
be In Dakota by the middle of February,
but shall not select a residence until he
has looked the field over carefully.
A special telegram from Sioux Falls an
nounces that W. W. Goddard, editor of the
Gov. Church as the next territorial audi
tor. 80
Blind Boone has been well supported in
MS entertainments in the territory where
ne mas been showing for the past six
weeks. He was in the Black Hills last
week.
+,[,h The : Hankton 16% I Packing company slaugh-
the aveIage weight being about 800
pounds. The largest hog dressed weighed
79O pounds,
A member of the Mitchell school board
wants the legislature to repeal the act OF
two years ago, providing that license
money 60 to the general fund instead Of to
the school fund.
A rich strike Of lead carbonate has been
made in the Retriever mine at Bald Noun
tain, Lead City. The ore carries about 70
per cent. lead and runs up into the hum
dreds in silver.
-Four Sionx Falls gentlemen who were
announced as having been elected directors
| or the Fargo Insurance company, send
notice to the management that they refuse
to accept the position.
Hon. W. F. Steele, of Steele, is in Wash
lngtOn looking after his patent car-heating
apparatus. lJis non explosive, and PROM
lses to take the place OF stoves, now alto
gether used for car-heating purposes.
The wife and little five-year-old child of
William Atwood, living twelve miles north
| Of Grand Forks, were badly burned Tues
day evening by a burning lamp being
broken and its contents spilled over them.
A. $4,000 judgment has been entered
against the sheriff Of Grand Forks county
in favor of the Citizens National bank. In
1888 the sheriff disregarded the banks
mortgages in attaching for st. Paul and
Chicago creditors. Two other suits in
volving 1856 5000 hang upon this decision.
Black Hills Pioneer: The patent for the
DeadWOod tOWnsite has arrived and is at
the land office. 1t is voluminOus and for
midable looking document, resplendent
with blue tape, red seals and other marks
of high official emanation. Twenty-Five
pages of the largest size legal cap are re-
quired to describe the tract for which
Uncle Sam has given deed to the probate
judge to be held in trust for the townsite
claimants
An apparatus for boring, that it is
claimed will entirely revolutionize the
method of sinking wells, has been in
vented by DR.. J. b. Crucial, Of Fargo, and
has been a year or two in construction. 1t
was given trial last Monday in that CITY,
1t bored through five feet Of frozen crust
and down about 100 feet to-day in four
hours. The inventor claims that it has a
pressure of $4,000 tons, and will 60 through
the hardest rock like sand.